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The Washington critic., 1887-01-18
rrrrn MCKEE from Kaukakee.
INcitcincnt in I,cXn-.

Great excitement has been caused in the
vicinity OF Paris, Tex, by the remarkable
recovery of Mr.. j. L. Corley, who was so
helpless that he could not turn in bed or
raise his head; everybody said he was dying
Of consumption. \ trial bottle of DR.. King IS
New Discovery was sent hlm, Finding re-
lief he bought large bottle and box Of
Dr. Kings New Life Pllls; by the time he
had taxi en- two boxes Of pills aud two bottles
Of the Discovery he was well audhad gained
In flesh thirly-siN pounds, Trial bottles Of
this great discovery Tor consumption free at
StOtt, Cromwell & Co.'s.
The Washington critic., 1887-01-18

IREEMAN.-On Monday january Il, lss,
Annie Coleman, dauglicr of Mrs, MarFurel O..
and the late Colonel william a. trtcmtn,
Funeral services az Laurel lllil Cemetery
Philadelphia, Pa.
HAZEN.-s suddenly, Of dilb0tiD coma, IN
this city, General ". u llaEeu, tuiCl signal
Oiicer, u s, Army, at o'clock p m, Sunday,
Iauuary 'u, lssi
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From ~. A a., Statiou,

For Baltimore, C3O, $40, 100 $3.50 and 1905
g. NJ; 1870, i.a5, 3.lj, 1890, i30, $40, $50,
$40, T. s:4l and II y. M; ! p m. sunday
only; 3,lj daily except sunday.
For Amalu'ls-GBO Sundays $40 a. m. and
i:iO y. ny; 1880 and $3.50 y m.
For Point ot Rocks, trcdorck-s:l0 a, m; $40
y. m. except sunday.
For lIarptr'- Ferry amt shenandoah valley
$50 d. M. and 1910 - No.
For Guttltrburg- 1905 a. m; 1880 and ll2l
y, m.
For lluEcrstpwn- jH.O y m,
For thlrHgu- 70 a, M, 1910 y. m,
For litt.buigH a. H.. $50 % m.
For New orleans lcSIrpssl--lO 30. n.
For Cincinnati, Louisville and St Louis $50
aud 1910 -. IN.
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aI.Oyeiy Con,piexion.

"What a lovely complexion we often
bear persons say. ~ wonder what she does
for IT, In every case the purity aud real
lovelIncss Of the complexion depends upon
the blood, Those who have sallOw, blOtchy
faces may make their skin smooth and
healthy by taking enough of DR.. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery to drive out
the humors lurking In the system.
The Washington critic., 1887-01-18
MEDICAL,
DRUNKENNESS
Or the Liquor Habit Can iIe Cared
By Administering Dr. Haiucs'
Gnllau Sn.nIlIn.

can he given in cup Of coffee or tea with.
out the knowlcc g. ui the person taking it. II
Is absolutely harmless, and will effect per
manent and speedy cure. whether the patient
Is a moderate drnkor or an alcoholic wreck.
II has been given IN thousands ui eases, aud
n every instance a perfect cure has followed.
II never fails. The system once impg1--
mated with the Specific it becomes an utter
mpossibility for tie liquor upp 'tite to exist.
For sale by :. Ware under Ebhiit House;
II. K, llclrhoustinC. Fourteenth street and
Vermont avenue, Washington
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AtH. 4 q. Stntinn.

From Baltimore -l22O $50, $40, $40, $50, 1885
and IT'S u. m; ljO Sunday j:lj p. ny,
$40, 1870, $40, j.a5, G;l5 s, SIj and 10 y. m.
From AnnapOlis-s3O u. IN. SUNDAY 1885 u.
M. and Oai5 y. ml, $50 and 5:91 y, m,
From FredorCk-S:2j a. m; G:31 aud s:l1 y, m.
From HARPER Ferry and Shenandoah Valley
$50 u. m, and $50 y, m.
From Gaithcrsburg-s.. $50, ii:jO, H. m. g:jj,
4:i5, $50 and s:i7 y. N.
From IIagcrstown-0;53 a. IN. and $3.50 aud
S:l7 y. IN.
From Chicago and plttsburg-7..J u. M. and
U.90 u. m.
From New Orlcans-ll;2i y. IN.
From Cincinnati, Louisville and st. Louis
go a. IN. and i.l5 y. IN.
The Washington critic., 1887-01-18
ARRIVALS
Al Il nntl -. Atntinm

From Boston lOIj %, m. lExpresD.
From New lork-jBi, =. and iW % u. m 1880,
=, 1857, dimtcdl, iil tucwl s2l s.5i
OimitCdl and lO.li H. IN.
From Balumurc-aah, UUj, s. s.Aj, s:ii, a'l,
and lOii a. M; ian, >, 33i, I, $50, 5;iI
new, $50, $50, and 1871, y m.
From Chicago, St Louis, Pittshurg and Gin
cinnati-G.Oj and 0&O u. m; 300 aud ISIS
pm.
FROM Annapolis-sOO u. m; lsiO aud $50 y. m.
From Buffalo, Blmira and Harrlsburg-g.3O q,
m. and ,ilj y. m
From Manassas, ThOrOughflrc Gap aud Front
RO,al-lO0j u. M, except sundays.
From WHrrIntOn-sjU u, IN, $3.50 and 9i0
y. m.
From Atlanta, New orleans and Lyuchburg-
$50 Il. NJ. and $3.50 y. m.
From pupUs Creek Liue=S3J u, m. except
SuudayO aud $50 y. m,
From Pliladclphia--i;jj $ aud 1915 4. m, AMI
1870, :, 1884, 4, 1;ij new, $40, $50 and 1911
u. m,
From Richmond and the Soulful a. M; $40
and II y. IN.
From Alcxnnlria-i2.3O Except Monday, 5.15
$50, $50, $40, 1000 i0s2O and II a, m;
1910, 3:2j, $40, $50 Z 20, $40, 0'5i and II ..
m. (sundays at 1890, $50 ana II a. IN,
$3.50, 1:jl and II y. m.
From Cincinnati, Louisville and st. Louis
$3.50 and $50 y. IN.
From Fort Monroe. Newport News and Nor
iOlk-3HOp, IN. daily except sunday.
From Round ilill, LCCshurg and points On W.
o. Il W, s:iUu. N, and Sop. m. The e;eu-
Ing trail , rs not run Oh sundays.
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Ucdncy rsousc. Ncw y'oriI.

Broadway and 10th IT,, opposite Mn.ro-
pulitan Opcra-linu3G and Cas.uo. l,,tr,
entirely new. Desirable for business mau
or families. European PI0u. Rllms 80
per day. upwards, Excellent ReslgHg.
GEN. DAS, MAeAuLEY N W. q, B1nsH-,
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Petroleum.,

B. X. Plain Il Co., st. Cloud Building,
furnish the following Oh quotations.;
Closed yesterday, III; opened to-day, Il 4;
highest, ia; lowest, 7ls e;l5 p. IN, I2A.
New York stock Market.
The following have been furnished b.
Lewis & Darden, brokers, 5l7 Seventh stree
northwest.
The Washington critic., 1887-01-18
"SIdcroey Dairy Vogou..,

Fresh Alleguey butter, churur, rvary
morning and delivered In : III. "Wul'
pHnts, 9Ve' per 10, Also cottage eneesr'
cream, l5c. per pt.
The Washington critic., 1887-01-18

The lungs are strained and rlrked 10y
on obstinate cough, which taken In time,
Dr. Jaync'5 LzpegtOrlut would speedily
cure
The Washington critic., 1887-01-18
pErrn McKrr from KluIakec.

Postmaster Corse has made the hearts OF
the Bosloniaus glad by giving them hourly
mail deliveries
The Washington critic., 1887-01-18

The native-born elephant bids fair to
rival the great imported Jumbo in size and
weight, but 1t is pretty generally known that
nothing rivals the great remedy, DIR. Bulls
COUCH SYrnn.
The Washington critic., 1887-01-18
To Save Life

frequently requires prompt action. An
hours delay waiting for the doctor may
be attended with serious consequences,
especially in cases of Group, Pneumonia,
and other throat and lung troubles,
Hence, 10 family should he without a
bottle of Ayers Cherry PcctoraI,
which has proved itself, in thousands OF
cases, the hest Emergency Medicine
ever discovered. II gives prompt relief
and prepares the way for thorough
cure which il certain to be effected by
its continued use.
S. II. Latimcr, NJ. D., Mt. Vernon,
Ca, says: 81 have found Ayers Cherry
PeCturNl u perfect cure for Group In all
cases. | have known the worst eases
relieved in very short time by its use;
and advise all families to Use II i'm sud
den emergencies, for coughs, Group, &C."
a, J.. Edison, NJ. D., Niddlctowu,
Tenn, says: 81 have used Ayers
Cherry Pectoral with the host effect in
my practice. This wonderful prepara-
tion once saved my life. | had con-
slant cough, night swcats, was greatly
reduced in ilesh, and given mp hy my
physician. One bottle and Il half Of the
PectOral cured me-"
81 cannot say enough in praise Of
Ayers Cherry PrCtoral," writes T..
Hraglon, of Palestine, Texas, "believ-
ing rs 1 do that, but for its use, | should
long since have died.
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uNpERTAKERs.

A UGUsT BUR0DORF,
n FURNISHING UNDERTAKEN,
No. aiG Penna ave. n, W., bet. I'd and va sts.
Everything frs class.
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NAME. o. 2 40 NAME. o. . 40

Chicago Mnrkcts.
The following summary is by B. X. Plain
4 Co., st. Cloud Building, Ninth and T
streets:
L
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U. II. Il. U.

Washington Stocis EEchaugc.
The following were the quotations on the
regular call at the Stock Exchange to-day,
as reported by Crane, Paris & Co, 1874 +
street northwest. All quotations Issued
by this Exchange are for securities to the
amount OF 81 900 or 100 shares Of stock.
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IlIE,a.

Trrm MCKEE from Haukobee,
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WHAT THE EDITORS SAY.
Comments on Governor HIlIs Speech al
the Brooklyn Banquet.

Comments on Governor IIllls Speech al
the Brooklyn Banquet.
New YORK, February 23.--The Time,
makes no comment on Governor Hills
speech delivered at the dinner given by
the Young Mems Democratic Club in
Brooklyn last night, but says those who
were inclined to present the action of the
club in giving dinner to the Governor as
a demonstration against Cleveland will not
gain much comfort from the utterances OF
those present.
The World says: '"Hhe speech Of Govern
or Hill rings upon the air with bOldness,
Cleauness and penetrating force of bugle
call, and will give some people outside the
State new idea of the ability, sagacity
and fighting weight Of the New York Gov
ernOr. His appeal for more vigorous and
progressive Democracy will he more CRATE
fully received in the party because OF the
period of shilly-shallying with mugwumps
and of practical independence of party OBJ
legations through which the present ad-
miniStratOn has led it. President Cleve-
land can learn from the speech, with its
klnIlY anu even generous alIllSlOnS 10 the
Administration, why it is that Governor
Hill is still growing in favor with the
Democratic party, while he is losing.
Governor Hill is Democrat, and is not
ashamed OF it.
The Sun says: Governor Hills speech
is crowded with sound old JetiersOnian,
Jacksonian, Tildenian Democratic doc
trine. 1t il instinct with patriotism too"
The paper advises its readers to study it,
and asserts that it will do them good polit
ically and philosophically.
The Star says: ''The speech was more
than q simple assertion of the absolute
Democracy of the orator and his lifelong
habit of maintaining the cause of his party
AGAINST all cOmers. 1t was n plain but
thoughtful and comprehensive historical
sketch OF the career of the Democratic
party and the development OF the doctrines
for which it not contends ~ the legitimate
outgrowth OF the principles Of Jefferson in
their applications to the problems OF our
day"
The Tribune and Herald refrain from any
remarks.
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HEwITT's LETTER OF REGRET.
why 1t Was Not Read at the Democratic
Banquet In Brooklyn.

Why 1t Was Not Read at the Democratic
Banquet In Brooklyn.
Men YORK, February 23.-MayOr Hew-
lit was invited to attend the Brooklyn din
ner last night, but declined in a long let.
ter.
The letter contained a sentence saying
that certain high officials, leaders of the
Democratic party, had pandered 10 the
labor vote and deploring their action.
The dinner committee, by majority
vote, decided that the letter should be read
at the dinner. One of the majority sug'
gested that NJ. Hewitt be requested to cut
out the sentence. 1t was, however, de-
cided that it be read rs a whole. Mr..
Hewitt would have been permitted to say
the same thing had he been present.
Then one Of the minority submitted
the letter to Governor Hill. A Fmember
of the majority says that the Governor re-
turned word that he would not come if the
letter were 10 be read.
The Governor came and the letter was
not read. The majority did not know
what had become of it, and the minority
refused to say anything about it.
Remarks are beginning to he made
about the singular frequency with which
the Mayor takes occasion to express pub.
licIy his somewhat accrb views upon the
labor question,
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at Saved Her Life" ;"

GOoch's Mexican Syrup has accomplish
ed a wonderful cure in this neighbOrhOOd
which has astopished the people. A young
lady, Miss navis, was given up to die by
her attending physician. She had Lung
Fever. The doctor said she wculd die be-
fore morning, and advised her friends to
discontinue his medicines, asithey,were do
ing her no good. Her parents had abOttle
of your Mexican Syrup and Liniment in
the house. They 1t once began to give
the Syrup in doses an hour apart, and fire.
quently bathed her chest with the Lini-
ment Before morning she was decidedly
better, and after using two bottles of each
she is almost as we'll as ever. 1t was al
most like raising the dead, and has
established the reputation of your medicine
here. J. < J. \. Sands,
Trimble, Athens Co, o.
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He Didn't ,JuInp.

PrTTsBURG, February 23.-Steve Brodie,
the hero of the Brooklyn bridge, was ar
rested here to-day for attempting to jump
from the cupOla Of the Fifth Avenue Mu-
scum, distance OF 75 feet. 1t was au-
nounced that he would Jump at | O'Clock
this afternoon, and at that hour the avenue
in the vicinity was packed with people.
The authorities, however, refused to per
nit him to jump, and when he arrived At
the museum two detectives took him into
custody lie was driven To the Mayor S
Office but afterwards released on his own
recognizapce to appear Tor hearing to-
morrow. In the meantime he has prom
ised TO perform the leap.
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The Dominion Contest.

Toronto, February 23.-Up to noon
1870 out of the 215 constituencies in the
Dominion have reported the result OF
yesterdays balloting as follows: Ontario
50 Conservatives; 80 Liberals. Quebec
-2i Conservatives; 29 Liberals. Nova
ScOtia-li Conservatives; Liberals. New
Brunswick-l2 Conservatives; 3 Liberals.
Prince Edwards Island-2 Conservatives;
/ Liberals Manitoba Conservatives; |
Liberal, British Columbia Conservative.
Total; lOT Conservatives; SO Liberals.
Twelve districts in Quebec, in the thinly
settled section have not yet reported, nor
have three in Ontario and the four North
west Territory districts The general be-
lief is that the Conservatives will have from
IL to 2O majority in the next Parliament
a. against % in the last one. Sir John 4.
Macdonald has been returned as member
for Kingston City and Carleton county,
Ontario, aud all the other Cabinet minis
terS have been reelected, including Sir
Charles Tupper, for the seats they held i'll
the last Parliament.
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ArricuIiuraI Bin Passed.

WASHINGTON, d. c., February %
The several amendments reported by the
Senate Committee on Agriculture to the
House bill were agreed to. The bill was
then passed without division, and confer
euce WAS asked The bill creates an exec
utIve department, to he known as the
Department OF Agriculture and Labor,
with a secretary and assistant secretary, to
he appointed by the President, by and
with the advice and consent Of the Senate.
The Secretary is to receive the same salary
d the heads of the other executive depart
ments and the assistant the same salary as
the Assistant Secretary of the Interior De
partmeut The Bureau of Labor and
weather service OF the Signal Service Bu-
Trau are to he. transferred to the Depart
meut OF AVriculture
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HEWITT ON LABOR.
4 Remarkable Letter Read at the New
York BANQUET.

| 4 Remarkable Letter Read at the New
York Banquet.
New YORK, February %. Mayor Hew.
tits views OH the labor question are some
what peculiar for politician.
His letter OF regret was suppressed at the
Brooklyn banquet last night, in Difference,
it is said To Governor Hills wishes
The following letter from the Mayor was
read at the New York Southern SOciety's
banquet:
There was but one exception in the Con-
stitutiun - originally formed To the guar
antee OF personal liberty to every citizen,
and the result on the fortunes of the North
and South was most marked, and is now
apparent to every student of politics.
Where labor is free, and the citizen may
dispose OF his time and effort as he sees fit,
progress even where natural resources are
few, is inevitable
The resources Of the South in coal and
iron and the other useful metals were per
fectly well known before the civil war.
called attention to them rs early as 1856,
and predicted then the development which
is now going on, almost miraculous in its
extent and rapidity. l suppose the dem
onstration is complete, even to every
Southern man, that the liberty Of the Citi-
zen is essential to the prosperity of the so
ciety.
And yet, while this demonstration has
been going on before our eyes in the South,
retrOgrade movementsshas been ihaugur-
ated in the North, looking to the enslaye-
ment of the citizens and the destruction of
all right to free action, except so far As 1t
may be exercised in the choice of irreSpon-
Sihle agents to whom q secret organization
sees fit to intrust power.
HIS OPINION or THE STRIKERS.
Within the last few weeks we have seen
| large bodies of men, cOnfeSsing that they
had no grievances, deliberately quit work
on the order of secret tribunal, whose
power they dared not call in question, and
| of whom every man stood in dread. 1t is
! incredible that in the North, where the
| fruits of free government and of the per
sonal right of each man TO employ himself
according to his own will have been 10
conspiCuOusly demonstrated by the growth
OF q hundred years, any man would be
willing to sacrifice his personal independ-
ence and yield it to ignorant, selfish and
INSCRIPTIONS leaders, using this power
only for their personal advantage. Indeed,
such tyranny would never have been pos
sible but for the ingenious and dangerous
heresy, which made it possible for men to
refuse work with other men who have not
seen fit TO Join these secret organizations.
Society never contemplated that this
power would be exercised so as to practi-
cally reduce any portion of the workmen of
the land to the condition of not being able
10 get work upon any condition whatever,
except compulsory membership with or
carnations governed by secret and ire
spOnsible tribunal When men who are
seeking work find that there is only one
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Many Casualties at Nice.

LONDON, February %, 2:30 P. MA
dispatch from Nice, dated noon to-day
says that many casualties were caused by
the earthquake there this morning. The
people are panic stricken and the entire
populatiO" Is in the streets. The railway
station is beSieged with visitors who are
anxious TO leave ut the first chance that
offers.
Two houses in St Etienne street
and one in st. Philippe street-aud the
Maison BOurke were destroyed by the
earthquake. Three persons are buried in
the ruins OF these buildings.
There was also slight shock at Mar
settles this morning The walls of a num-
her OF houses in that city were cracked
Shocks were also felt at LeghOrn and Milan
aud several places 10 the province OF Genoa,
Italy.
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Official Figures Coming In.

BERLIN, February 23.-l0 a. mat
this hour the results in 299 election dis
tricts-ar known. The candidates elected
comprise 156 supporters OF the Septennate
and 50 opponents of the measure. The
returns comprise So conservatives, 10 I'm
perialists, 50 Centrists, 81 National Lib
erals, 10 New German Liberals, 6 Socialists,
10 AlSatians and IL Poles. Reflections
will be necessary in 45 districts.
Her Miguel, Burgomaster of Frankfort,
has been elected to represent two districts
in the Reichstag.
1p. m.-At this hour the results in 32l
districts are known. The candidates
elected include 62 Conservatives, 20 Impe-
rialistS, ~ National Liberals, and 81 Cen
trists One hundred and seventy Septen'
nists aud lO3 opponents Of the Government
have been elected.
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condition upon which they can get it, they
SURRENDER THEIR PRIVATE VIEWS

SURRENDER THEIR PRIVATE VIEWS
and their personal independence to the
necessities of the case. The sacrifice hav-
ing been made, the powers of the leaders
becomes absolute We all sympathize
with the wOrkingmen of the country, and
are glad that the wages are steadily on
the increase. We rejoice that capital has
so increased that it daily becomes cheaper
TO those who are compelled TO borrow it,
because labor profits when the cost of cap
ital is reduced. But the benefit which
would thus under natural laws accrue to
the great masses of the people is largely if
not entirely neutralized by the losses of
compulsory strikes and enforced idlenes.
No one would interiepe with the right of
free association on the part of any class of
our citizens. On the contrary, such asso-
Citations are to be encouraged up to the
point where they undertake TO deprive the
citizen of his personal liberty. At this
point, not only the Constitution of the
country is attacked, but its progress in
wealth viii be checked, and all incentive
to special effort in order TO achieve the
larger rewards due to skill and genius, will
be arrested.
ADDITIONAL LEGISLATION NEEDED.
Hence, you of the South and we of the
North must take firm and decided posi-
tion, that under no circumstances will We
permit the labor of the citizens to be en-
shaved, and that if additional legislation is
required to meet this new and pernicious
movement, which would relegate the North
to the condition in which the South was
before the war in regard to its labor, no
time should be lost in securing its enact
ment.
There is no doubt that revision of the
laws relating to employment is necessary,
and while have abundant faith in the
good sense of our people, and ill the utter
failure OF class movements which are at
war with the fundamental principles of the
Constitution, my experience has taught
me that the safeguard of the law is abso-
lutely essential for the security of society,
and that the enforcement of the law is the
best guarantee of the stability OF industry
and the equitable distribution of wealth.
Very truly, yours,
ABRAM 5. HEWITT.
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The PRINCE Snfe.

LONDON, February 23.-Adyices from
Nice this afternoon say that at the time
ofthe earthquake this morning the Rivera
was crowded with English and American
tourists and persons Of distinction.
When the first shock occurred the streets
of Nice were fairly thrOuged with persons
in ballroom costumes returning to their
homes from the last carnival ball OF the
winter season. To these the earthquake
came with peculiar terror.
The shocks were felt with great severity
at Savona, near Genoa, and 4 number OF
houses were wrecked and eleven persons
killed at that place.
The Prince OF Wales being ut Cannes,
the Queen became exceedingly anxious
concerning him when she learned OF the
earthquake Her Majesty ut once tele-
graphed him. The Prince Immediately
telegraphed 4 reassuring reply, saying that
he was we'll and uninjured.
The Government in consideration OF the
popular concern about the safety OF the
Prince, have requested him by telegraph
to return TO England as soon as he can
conveniently, tie allay anxiety
Camps have already been pitched IN many
places. The railway stations are thronged
with people who have been visiting here
and are anxious 10 leave the city. Two
houses and the MaiSon ROurke have already
fallen and many others are 80 injured that
another shock would certainly cause their
utter destruction. Three persons are known
10 he buried in the ruins in the Mason
BOurke.
From Marseilles a report comes Of an
earthquake occurring there which was Ylo-
lent enough to crack the walls OF several
buildings and throw the residents into
state OF frenzy.
At Leghorn, Milan and the province OF
Geno, also, shocks were felt, badly iright-
eniny the inhabitants No other damage
is reported. The telegraph wires are work
ing poorly, and only meagre accounts have
An far heen received
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WHEELING, w. MORNING. FEBRUARY 1887

Coburg Gotha, Grand Duke Of Mecklen-
burg Schwerin, Duke of Leuehtenberg,
Duke Of Nemours, Prince of HOhenzollern,
Count and Countess D'Eu, Duchess OF
Chortres, and the Princess Of Sagan, with
many other European celebrities.
Mr.. aud Miss Bakewell, son and daugh'
ter of VIM. Bakewell of Pittsburg, are
among the Americans now at Nice.
Several Others from Western Pennsylva-
MIA, are in the portion Of Italy in which
the earthquake occurred.